## Muzaffar Vohra

Muzaffar Vohra is a proud resident of Fort Bend County for more than 22 years, graduated in Law, small business owner, and CEO of the Vohra Foundation. He has dedicated his life to community service.

About Vohra – Vohra For Fort Bend

Muzaffar Vohra graduated from law school.

Muzaffar is a small-business owner and the chief executive officer of the Vohra Foundation.

2026 Texas General Election

2026 Texas General Runoff

Nonpartisan

Muzaffar Vohra
Democrat
Law graduate, nonprofit CEO, small business owner, community leader, public service experience
Website: https://voteforvohra.com
Why are you running for Fort Bend County district clerk?
I am running for Fort Bend County District Clerk to serve the community with integrity, efficiency and accountability. As a law graduate [and] longtime community leader, I understand the importance of accurate records, accessible services [and] public trust. I am committed to strengthening transparency [and] ensuring the office serves every resident professionally and fairly.

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If elected, what will be your top priorities?
If elected, my top priorities will be improving efficiency [and] accuracy in record-keeping, expanding public access through technology, strengthening transparency and accountability and ensuring courteous, timely service for residents. I will focus on modernizing operations while supporting and training staff to deliver consistent, high-quality service to the courts and public.

How do you plan to continue preparing for population growth as the county nears one million residents?
With Fort Bend County’s rapid growth, preparation must be forward-looking and data-driven. I support investing in scalable technology, efficient processes and a well-trained workforce to meet rising demand. Thoughtful planning, modernization and coordination across departments will ensure services remain accessible, accurate and responsive as the county approaches one million residents.

What should the county's budgeting priorities be?
The county’s budgeting priorities should focus on essential services, public safety and efficient court operations while being fiscally responsible. Investments should emphasize technology modernization, staff training and infrastructure that improve service delivery, transparency and long-term cost savings, ensuring taxpayer dollars are used wisely and with accountability.

Plans to modernize operations with technology, efficient processes, and staff training while providing transparent, accurate, fair, and timely public service.

Supports fiscally responsible investments in technology, staff training, and infrastructure to improve service delivery, transparency, and long-term cost savings.

- Plans to modernize operations with technology, efficient processes, and staff training while providing transparent, accurate, fair, and timely public service.
- Supports fiscally responsible investments in technology, staff training, and infrastructure to improve service delivery, transparency, and long-term cost savings.

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